Girlfriends
3.6
(2.3K)
Drama
Comedy
2008
30 min
TV-PG
The series revolves around the friendship of four African-American women in different phases of their lives. They explore the many trials and tribulations that most women face today such as relationships, family, friends and other current issues that will interest most women. Whether it’s getting over a divorce, finding a career, or looking for true love, Girlfriends delivers along with comedy and wit.
Starring:
Tracee Ellis Ross
,
Golden Brooks
,
Persia White
,
Reggie Hayes
,
Khalil Kain
Drama
Comedy
Black TV Shows
AD
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"I think the number one thing I like about this series is the character development!"
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Jonathan Kent
"After season 5 it became unbearable. Until then it was good."
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Hazel N.
"Love girlfriends I'm still watching though i watched it when came out early 2000. What are you looking for a recommendation?"
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Amnyst D.
"Really liked this show "
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Aneesah Mahasin
"The cast members were 🔥🔥"
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Gurilla Tactics
"1 of the beat sitcoms of all time considering these are fully fleshed out & realized characters, you actually grew with them, all 4 went from working for businesses to being independent job owners & creative, the all have problematic tendencies but like in real life all put in work & time to change them. It took Toni the longest to have any growth but I always found season 6 great for making Toni & Joan grow into being more like each other & it made them grow apart, that's too real & relatable. This show deserves so much more than it got foror being on for 8 seasons & for actually having fully rounded characters. "
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Jarryl Fordham
"I did enjoy watching this show. I feel like the characters still had so much developing to do though. They kinda stayed static throughout the series. Also sucks that the last season got cut short. "
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Sydney
"Great and awesome show I really appreciate how their was loyalty in there friendship."
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Idigy Cartagena
"Absolutely love this series! ♥️"
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Nia Brown
"great comfort show, a few thought provoking topics "
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Tani Franson
